Cliganic 10 Pack Mosquito Repellent Bracelets, DEET-Free Bands, Individually Wrapped (Packaging May Vary)

I rarely write product reviews, but the Cliganic 10 Pack Mosquito Repellent Bracelets genuinely exceeded my expectations.As someone who enjoys fishing, hiking, camping, and gardening, l've tried dozens of mosquito repellents over the years - sprays, lotions, and even electronic gadgets - but these DEET-free bands strike the perfect balance of convenience effectiveness, and comfort. Each bracelet comes individually wrapped, which is a game changer for travel and storage. They stay fresh until you're ready to use them, and I love that I can toss a few into my backpack, car, or picnic bag without worrying about leakage or mess. The citronella-based formula is pleasantly mild and natural-smelling - no harsh chemical odors like many other products.What truly impressed me is how well they work. I wore one on my wrist and another on my ankle during a weekend fishing and camping trip in a notoriously buggy area, and I didn't get a single bite.They offer solid protection for hours, even in humid conditions. Plus, they're adjustable and comfortable, so even kids and those with sensitive skin can wear them without irritation. Overall, the Cliganic bracelets are an eco-friendly, kid-safe, and stylish alternative to traditional repellents.They're not only effective but also easy to use, making them a staple in our outdoor gear. Highly recommended for families, travelers, and anyone looking for a natural mosquito defense that truly delivers!

I am one of those people that mosquitoes seek out. I hate putting insecticide all over my body every time I go outside. I put one of these bracelets on each arm and to my surprise got no bites on the top half of my body. Added them to my ankles and no bites anywhere! It was great! Then when you come back isside you can put them back in the bag and save them. And you don’t stink of insecticide.

I live in central Florida and my property is next to a farm. We have some serious mosquitos down here and a wide variety of biting insects. I love this idea! My son used to douse himself in natural insect repellent spray which infused his clothing, entire body and the whole house with essential oils repelling us and our guests but not many bugs. These bracelets don't stain or transfer and if placed on each wrist and ankle, give some protection without the mess! I'm giving 4 stars because I'd say they're 80% as effective as using a spray but well worth it. The bracelets are holding up very well and easy to use

Pulseras repelentes de mosquitos Cliganic"These Cliganic mosquito repellent bracelets are a game-changer for enjoying the outdoors! I love that they're DEET-free and made with natural essential oils. They're so easy to use – just slip one on your wrist or ankle, and you're good to go. I've used them while hiking, camping, and just hanging out in my backyard, and they've definitely helped keep the mosquitoes away. Plus, they come in a resealable bag, so you can store them easily and they stay effective longer. If you're looking for a natural and convenient way to ward off mosquitoes, these bracelets are fantastic!"

These bracelets work but with caveats. I got them because sometimes I want to take quick walks outside, but don't want to put on sticky big spray and have to shower 2x a day because of the spray. Enter these bracelets.1st caveat: they fairly quickly decrease in efficacy, which makes me feel guilty for creating so much non compostable/recyclable waste relatively quickly. I have a neighbor with a swampy pool that causes a bunch of mosquitos in the neighborhood in the summer. Without the bracelets, I got 14 bites when going outside for 1 hour. With the bracelets (1st wear and one per limb), I got none.2nd caveat: I have found that I need 1 bracelet per limb in order to avoid bites. For a nighttime Joshua tree stargazing outing with a friend, we each only put one on and both got bit up like crazy. Later, I gave the bracelets another chance. I put one on each elbow and one on each knee. Wore them and then put them back in the pouches for later use. No bites. Used them a 2nd and 3rd time with no bites, but got 4 bites today with the 4th use, which indicates they're at their effective end of life at around 3 or 4 wears.Overall, they work if you make sure you have a little citronella bubble around you by putting one on each limb, but they generate a relatively large amount of waste for the amount of protection they provide, and the protection itself can be spotty. If your only goal is to not use chemical spray on your skin, these bracelets meet it. If your goal is solely to not get bit, spray might be a better choice.

Mosquitos like my blood, but I'm more allergic than the average person, so I bought these for a trip to Taiwan & Japan. I wore one on my ankle and one on my wrist and they worked extremely well. There is a noticeable scent but it fades down to a reasonable level within a couple hours. I did a couple tests where I wore a repellant lotion + the bracelets, just the bracelets, and (on accident) no repellent or bracelet. I only got bit when I didn't have either (bit 4 times), and my travel companions got bit a couple times when I was wearing the bracelets.

I'm a walking mosquito magnet, so I wear one on my wrist and another around my ankle. They really work—and without any of the hideous smell or stickiness you get from traditional bug repellents. They also seem to help with gnats and those annoying “no-see-’em” bugs we get here in the South. I've given them to family and friends, and they’ve all been happy with how well they work too.

works alrightisnt as powerful as id like it to be but does repel to some degreespraying essential oil on body may be more powerful but putting on a band in a pinch and the convenience factor is the key herei keep some in the car